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· 6/23/1896

Secor v. Oregon Improvement Co.

Citations

  • 15 Wash. 35
  • 45 P. 654
  • 1896 Wash. LEXIS 132

Syllabus

<p>TRIAL — EVIDENCE RESPONSIVE TO ISSUES — INSTRUCTIONS.</p> <p>Where no attack has been made upon an answer to a complaint in the lower court, the defendant is entitled to have the jury charged upon any phase of the case as made by the evidence, which' is responsive to the issues.</p> <p>Errors growing out of a charge are always to he disregarded when the verdict is so plainly in accordance with the evidence that it follows as a conclusion of law thereon. '</p>

Judges: Gordon

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